- "These things? Impractical SOBs."
- ― Peter Kennedy[1]
A land battleship is a type of superheavy tracked armored vehicle developed in the After Calamity Era.
History[]
One class of land battleship is known at the time of the Cascadian Conflict, the Icarus Armories Super Taurus. It is very heavily armed and falls under Federation Ground Navy jurisdiction.
During the war, four Super Tauruses were stored at Brite Fortress in Cascadia and were described by Dominic Zaitsev as "old prototypes". The Federation garrison activated two of them when the fortress was attacked by the Cascadian Independence Force in Operation Blue Shelter, but both were destroyed by the CIF and their mercenaries.[1]
Trivia[]
Land battleships are categorized as both naval vessels and ground targets in the game's files.
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Sector D2. (2020). Project Wingman [Video game]. San Francisco, CA: Humble Games. Mission 17: "No Respite."
| Surface and airships and classes of the After Calamity Era | |
|---|---|
| Airships | Classes: Anura-class air cruiser • Arcion-class air heavy cruiser • Littoria-class air battlecruiser • 205-class air battleship Named ships: Espadon (air battlecruiser) • Koteng (air cruiser) • Ameria (air cruiser) • Gladeus (air battlecruiser) • Nag (air cruiser) • Silverwing (air cruiser) • Fishmonger (air heavy cruiser) • Naga (air battlecruiser) • Salvation (air battlecruiser) • Serule Blue (air battlecruiser) • Vermillion (air battlecruiser) • Albatross (air battleship) • Kongo (air battleship) • Robert Astley (air battleship) • Zetec (air battleship) • Epsilonic • Hellbender • Kagonish • Mosulola • Owl |
| Surface ships | Classes: Spy ship • PT boat • Cargo ship • Littoral combat ship • Cruiser • Battleship • Aircraft carrier • Land battleship Named ships: Meilynx (cargo ship) • FCG Antares (aircraft carrier) • CCS Court (cargo ship) • Eminent Domain (battleship) • Cat-Eye (spy ship) • Seldell (cargo ship) • Laplace '72 (cargo ship) • Dejanus (battleship) • Werewolf (aircraft carrier) |